Here's my chainsaw scabbard/carrier & fire extinguisher bracket!!!

[biker]

Very nice. A chainsaw on a tractor is nice for a large yard. I have got to get mine on my 750 soon.

 

[deezler]

Nice work Kebo! I hope to copy some of your ideas in the future.

So, what's on the left side of your tractor?

What with the chainsaw, extinguisher, chain bucket, and tool box all on the right side, the left must have, what, a power inverter, TV, beer-fridge, and toaster oven?

 

[edlegault]

It's a good piece of work.... but how easy/practical is it to get to the fire extinguisher in case of an engine fire on the tractor it is mounted on? Looks kinda close to jump in amongst flames to try to get access to in an emergency...

 

[kebo]

Nice work Kebo! I hope to copy some of your ideas in the future.

So, what's on the left side of your tractor?

What with the chainsaw, extinguisher, chain bucket, and tool box all on the right side, the left must have, what, a power inverter, TV, beer-fridge, and toaster oven?

A small platform with a stripper pole!! :laughing::licking:

LOL, nothing yet, other than the cup holder that used to be on the right hand fender.

Really, I need to keep it kind of uncluttered on that side for easy mount/dismount but I may do something. I still have the opposite side of the reese hitch frame bracket that I would like to use for something on the left side. It will slide in and lock in place with a pin, just like the chain bucket does. Haven't decided yet, but thinking of maybe a tool holder for a bush axe, and maybe a small shovel. I already have a machete attached to the ROPS with a couple of nylon zip ties. The hyd. lines for the FEL are on the left side, so that kind of limits what I can do over there.

 

[kebo]

It's a good piece of work.... but how easy/practical is it to get to the fire extinguisher in case of an engine fire on the tractor it is mounted on? Looks kinda close to jump in amongst flames to try to get access to in an emergency...

That thought has crossed my simple little mind, but obviously, I hope it never comes to needing it in the first place. If it were to catch fire, and does get that bad that quickly, I am not sure a FE will do much good anyway since I probably wouldn't be able to pop the hood open anyway. The hood latch is on the same side and only about 20" from the FE.

 

[71bronco]

Kebo,

Great lookin' job!!!, and very well thought out!!!:thumbsup:

I like yours because it's out of the way!!

I made one for my chainsaw, and mounted it on the loader... But it's really in the way because I can't get off that side of the tractor if I need to "when the chainsaw is in it".

I like your "fire extinguisher" bracket too!!!... I also like the pipe for carrying chains!!... I'd like to find a place to mount a small toolbox, But there's not too many places to do that on my 4300.

Thanks for sharing the pictures!!!

Here's my chainsaw mount.

Bill

How did you cut all that wood without getting the tractor or chainsaw even a little dirty

Jeff

 

[Bob77064]

kebo, that looks really good I may have to copy it too.

 

[kebo]

kebo, that looks really good I may have to copy it too.

Thanks Bob, help yourself to it. That's one thing among many that this forum does best.... help each other build a better mousetrap!!

Keith

 

[jpm1]

kebo
Thats a really good job! I have a Kioti DK35SE HST with a loader, I need to carry my 3 saws, any idea's, in the bucket doesn't count .. .John

 

[JoelD]

I really like the idea of carrying the chain, i am either carrying it in my bucket or looking around the property for where i last left it.

i will copy similar to you for the chain holder, great idea.

thanks for posting in detail

Joel